The Journalytics provides article submission information for over 11,000 research journals, including analytics such as impact factors and altmetrics scores. The Predatory Reports notes journals identified as engaging in deceptive, fraudulent, and/or predatory practices. (This database was formerly known as Cabell's Directory of Publishing Opportunities.)
Detailed information on over 7,100 journals with 4,400 currently indexed in the International Bibliography.
Wondering if that unsolicited Call for Papers is legitimate? Suspicious of an email wishing to publish your works with a quick turnaround? Use these sources to determine if the journal is considered predatory or contact your UNO subject librarian for more assistance.
Before you sign on the dotted line at the end of the Publisher's agreement, know your rights.
Here are two databases that are useful in determining the importance of a journal. These databases track citations to determine how many scholars are citing articles from particular journals.
Provides citation and publication data of academic journals in the science and social science fields.